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The poems. Worldes bliss -- All for love -- I hav a gentil cok -- Swete Jhesu -- Thirty days hath November -- Make we mery -- And all was for an appil -- I sing of a maiden -- A God and yet a man? -- When the turuf is thy tour -- Critical and historical backgrounds. Performers and performance : Middle English lyrics in the European context / Peter Dronke -- Game and earnest in the Middle English provençal love lyrics / Stephen Manning -- The three levels of style / Raymond Oliver -- Lyrics on death / Rosemary Woolf -- Perspectives on six poems. [On "Summer is icumen in"] / A.K. Moore -- On 'In a frith as I con fare fremede"] / Rosemary Woolf -- [On "Now goth sonne under wod" and "Foweles in the frith"] / Edmund Reiss -- [On "Maiden in the mor lay"] / D.W. Robertson -- [On "Maiden in the mor lay"] / E.T. Robertson -- On "Maiden in the mor lay"] / John Speirs -- [On Maiden in the more lay" / Peter Dronke -- [On "I sing of a maiden" / Thomas Jemielity -- On "I sing of a maiden" / Stephen Manning -- [On "I sing of a maiden" / D.G Halliburton -- [On 'I sing of a maiden" / Lee Spitzer

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